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feat: AIP-128 – Declarative-friendly interfaces #32

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@lukesneeringer lukesneeringer requested a review from a team as a code owner May 3, 2021 23:35
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going into reconciliation was user or system action.

**Note:** Services responding to a `GET` request **must** return the resource's
current state (not the intended state).

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subject to preconditions (e.g. etags) presumably

landscape, and tooling is responsible for making whatever changes are necessary
to achieve the user's specification.

These tools are **declarative**: rather than specifying specific _actions_ to

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I missing something here.... are you suggesting these types of declarations will precipitate standard operations (e.g. POST/PUT/GET/DELETE/PATCH?) Or are you suggesting something more like JMX with an introspection capability? Or something totally different and I'm just not getting it?

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Looks good. 👍

I made the oas example a bit more explicit.

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